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tical, in what order to be taken, --the SENSE, why necessary to be observed in; what required of the pupil in syntactical, --syntactical, EXAMPLE of. --_Parsing_ or CORRECTING, which exercise perh. the more useful. _Participial adjectives_, see _Adjectives, Participial_. _Participial_ or _verbal noun_, defined, --how distinguished from the participle. --_Participial noun_ and participle, the distinction between, ill preserved by MURR. and his amenders. --_Participial noun_, distinc. of VOICE in, sometimes disregarded, ("_The day of my_ BURYING,") --_with_ INFIN. _following_, strictures on MURR., LENN., and BULL., with respect to examples of. PARTICIPLES, Etymol. of. --_Participle_, defined. --_Participles_, whether they ought to be called verbs, --appropriate _naming_ of the kinds of, --often become adjectives, --become adjectives by composition with something not belonging to the verb, --number of, simp. and comp., --imply _time_, but do not divide it, --retain the _essential_ meaning of their verbs, but differ from them in the _formal_, --in Eng., from what derived, --H. TOOKE'S view of the time of; with whom BROWN differs. --_Participles_, Classes of, named and defined, --(See _Imperfect Participle_ and _Perfect Part_.) --_Participles_, grammarians differ in their opinion with respect to the time and voice of, --how have been called and treated by some, --explanation of the different, --how distinguished from particip. nouns, --elegantly taken as plur. nouns, ("_All his_ REDEEMED,") --appar. used for adverbs, --some become prepositions. --_Participle_ and ADJUNCTS, as forming "one name," and as such, _governing the poss._, whence the doctrine; PRIESTL. criticised; MURR. _et al_. adopt PRIESTL. doctrine, which they badly sustain; teachers of do. disagree among themselves, --governm. of possessives by, how BROWN generally disposes of; how determines with respect to such governm. --_Participles_, Synt. of, --regular synt. of, twofold; nature of the two constructions; OTHER _less regular_ constructions; which two constructions of all, are legitimate uses of the participle; which constructions are of doubtf. propriety. --_Participles_, to what RELATE, or in what state GOVERNED. --_Participle_, as
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